US Business

Early earnings reports for the September quarter show that profit margins are feeling the squeeze as costs are rising and consumer appetite for some products has waned.

New U.S. export restrictions are targeting areas including semiconductor design and essential manufacturing equipment.

The administration is offering to buy oil at fixed future prices, but U.S. oil companies are wary of boosting output.

So far in the third-quarter earnings-reporting season, fewer companies than usual are beating Wall Street’s expectations.

A cooling economy and rising interest rates put the budget deficit on track to widen in the coming years, setting the stage for new financial challenges for President Biden and Congress.

Millions of Americans can save more in retirement accounts next year, after inflation adjustments made by the Internal Revenue Service.

Looking beyond her rocky start, the Treasury Secretary reflects on inflation and the cognitive biases that affect policy makers and markets.

Nearly a third of the S&P 500 is set to report their quarterly results, including Exxon, General Motors and Boeing.

Higher mortgage rates mean fewer bidding wars, but they’re also pricing out many would-be buyers.

Pay. Productivity. Commuting. Rarely have bosses and workers been so at odds over so much.